February2019 (Figures at end of January 2019) A320 FAMILY: The most successful aircraft family Key Figures* 20% fuel burn reduction 5% lower airframe maintenance costs 14% lower cash operating costs per seat longer-range thin routes The A320 Family is the world s most popular single-aisle aircraft family as it is the preferred choice with airlines, from the low cost carriers for which it is now the aircraft of choice to new business models taking benefits of new levels of performance and comfort and with passengers. With one aircraft in three sizes ( A319, A320 & A321), the A320 Family is comfortably from 124 to 244 passengers and allows operators to match the right aircraft size to demand covering the entire market, from low-to-high-density routes to Only the A320 Family does offer containerized cargo increasing the airlines operational efficiency. Due to the widest single aisle cross section, the A320 Family does offer containerized cargo as an option, providing unique flexibility to operators who can chose among bulk or container capability. * A320neo vs. previous generation A320 FAMILY Orders and Deliveries 14661 orders from 300+ customers 8638 deliveries 6023 in backlog In-service status 231+ million flight hours / 126+ million flights since Entry Into Service 99.4 percent Operational Reliability (last 12 months, data end Sept 2018) An A320 takes-off or lands every 2 seconds There are more in service than any other passenger airliner Page 1 of 5
Technical data A320 Family Typical Max. Range Wing Span length height MTOW A319 124 156 A320 150 180 A321 185 220 3,750nm 6,950km 3,350nm 6,200km 3,200nm 5,950km 111 0 ft 33.84m 123 3 ft 37.57m 146 0 ft 44.51m 75.5t 78t 93.5t Programme main dates 26 March 1988 First delivery A320 to Air (Air Inter) 27 January 1994 First delivery A321 to Lufthansa 25 April 1996 - First A319 delivery to Swiss Air 21 July 2003 - First A318 delivery to Frontier Airlines February 2012: 5000th A320 Family delivery A320 Family production rate evolution October 2009 : rate 34 Mid 2019 : rate 60 Aircraft list prices: A319 : 92.3 USD millions A320 : 101 USD millions A321 : 118.3 USD millions Page 2 of 5
A320neo FAMILY: Unbeatable fuel efficiency 60% market share vs. 737 MAX (end Dec 2018) Orders and Deliveries 6526 orders (vs Business case at launch in December 2010 : 600+ aircraft) from 100+ customers 660 deliveries 60+ operators (Dec 2018: 35 CFM, 25 PW) 5866 in backlog In-service status 1+ million flight hours +665,000+ flights Product features A320neo offers unbeatable efficiency Incorporating Sharklets, new more fuel-efficient engines and latest cabin innovations, the key benefits of the A320neo compared to A320ceo are: o 20% fuel burn reduction per seat o 5% lower airframe maintenance costs o 14% lower cash operating costs per seat New generation engines option: o Pratt & Whitney s PurePower PW1100G-JM geared turbofan o CFM International s LEAP-1A A320neo offers between 4-6% lower fuel burn per seat compared to the Boeing 737 MAX8 A321neo offers 7% lower fuel burn per seat compared to the Boeing 737 MAX10 A321LR : The longest range single aisle airliner on the market The A321LR can carry up to 244 passengers in a single-class configuration. It is improved with a maximum take-off weight of 97 tonnes. Operational costs per seat are 30% lower than those of the nearest competitor. 95% airframe spares commonality with the A320 Family Cabin features Page 3 of 5
Being the widest singles aisle, the A320 Family will always offer wider seats, a wider aisle, more stowage and a more comfortable flight, featuring long haul seat comfort in all classes and the versatility to adapt to all airline strategies. The new Airspace cabin provides passengers with the best travel experience, including seats like on a widebody aircraft. Airspace is already in service with A350 XWB and A330neo and will be fully available in 2020 for the A320neo Family (e.g. mood lighting, connectivity, new bins). Community benefits Nearly 50% reduction in noise footprint (20 EPndB lower noise than the latest Stage 4) 5.000 tonnes less CO2 emissions per year per aircraft NOx emissions 50% below current industry standard Technical data A320neo Family Typical Max. Range Wing Span length height MTOW A319neo 140 160 A320neo 165 194 3,700nm 6,850km 3,400nm 6,300km 111 0 ft 33.84m 123 3 ft 37.57m 75.5t 79t A321neo 206 244 4,000nm 7,400km 146 0 ft 44.51m 97t Programme main dates 1 December 2010: Launch of A320neo Family 24 November 2015: A320neo receives Type Certification 20 January 2016 : First A320neo to Lufthansa 15 December 2016: A321neo receives Type Certification 20 April 2017 : First A321neo to Virgin America 13 November 2018: First A321LR to Arkia Israeli Airlines 21 December 2018: A319neo with CFM Leap-1A engines wins Type Certification Aircraft list prices: A319neo : 101.5 USD millions A320neo : 110.6 USD millions A321neo : 129.5 USD millions Page 4 of 5
A320 Family facts There are 3 million parts in the A320 aircraft About three A320 Family aircraft leave every day one of the A320 Family Final Assembly Lines all over the world. It takes about one month to complete the final assembly of an A320 Family aircraft. Production lead time of an A320 from the first piece manufactured to the delivery of the aircraft is around 1 year A320 operations are very similar to breathing. Every time you take a breath an A320 Family aircraft takes-off or lands. A320 Family engines produce so much thrust that they could keep 6 elephants stationary against the force of gravity on Earth. The A320 made its first flight in 1987; 200 years before in 1787, the first steamboat was created in the US by John Fitch. The cruise altitude reached by an A320 is equivalent to 15 Burj Khalifa tower (highest tower in the world). Fan diameter of the A320neo family engines is 2,05 meters. It is larger than most business jet cabins, (such as Bombardier Learjet). At the end of its lifecycle, 85% of an A320 can be recycled in terms of weight. This figure will go up to 95% in the next few years. Electric power produced by both A320 Family engines would be sufficient to provide electricity for 30 standard apartments. The high pressure spool of A320 Family engines during take-off phase turns 11 times faster than a washing machine during the spin cycle. At its maximum weight the A321LR weighs more than 7 London Buses The A321LR s fuel tanks can hold almost 33000 litres of fuel equivalent to around 550 Family car fuel tanks The A320 can accelerate from 0 to 200 km/h in less than 20 seconds. This is faster than a 305 HP Ford Focus RS. There are four final assembly lines in 3 continents for the A320 Family: Toulouse, (A320 assembly); Hamburg, Germany (A319, A320 and A321 assembly); Tianjin, China (A319 and A320 assembly); and Mobile, USA (A319, A320 and A321 assembly). * * * Page 5 of 5